The beautiful young Dorian Gray had a portrait done of him that was so perfect and beautiful he wished that he could stay like that for ever. He said that he would sell his soul to the devil if he could remain that way. And as if the devil had heard him he got his wish and no amount of immorality or time changed his young looks but the picture, which he kept covered in the loft, became a hideous ugly reflection of Dorian Gray’s soul.

Adapted from the classic Oscar Wilde story by: George Lowthar